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Exit from telnet when run Remotely
ssh user@host -q -n 'grep `hostname` /etc/hosts; telnet 10.100.23.45 1234;'
When i run this command remotely it is hanging and not giving me the prompt, Can anyone tell me how can I exit a telnet command remotely please. Thanks. |
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